What Items Are Prohibited in Cars?

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KalebRose
07/30/25 2:38am
Items prohibited in cars: gasoline, alcohol (including high-proof liquor), paint, foam filler, banana oil, alcohol-containing toilet water, turpentine, lighters, nail polish remover containing flammable ethyl acetate, hairspray/mousse, controlled knives, firecrackers, imitation guns, nail guns, kitchen knives, hydrogen balloons, etc. Introduction to carrying power banks in cars: Currently, all stations under the bus terminal have corresponding management measures for power banks. Various power banks should be carried personally and not placed in checked luggage. If carried personally, any accidents can be dealt with promptly. Penalties for carrying prohibited items in cars: Once prohibited items are discovered, the station will immediately confiscate or temporarily store them. For suspicious passengers, measures such as ID verification and secondary security checks will be implemented. Those who forcibly break into the station may even be apprehended by the station's anti-riot team and stationed police officers.
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